The Cdmc holds a unique collection representing all aesthetics within musical creation. This collection has grown thanks to the collaboration of composers, publishers and Radio France. With a consultation area open to the public, the centre also affords access to many online resources through the Catalogue and the Gateway to Contemporary Music. A beacon of the latest music news with its website, the Cdmc organises encounters with the movers and shakers of contemporary music.
The Cdmc presents a season of encounters, seminars and day study sessions designed to counterpoint the views of specialists and professionals and to spotlight composers and performers. Focussing on topical aspects of the music scene, they are organised in collaboration with the main players of musical creation: ensembles, centres for creation, festivals, etc., as well as with those involved in research, the universities and conservatories. Dédicaces (Dedications): these are encounters featuring newly released books, discs or DVDs.
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Sense and sensibility: from one logic to another
INHA, Université Paris 8 Vincennes-Saint-Denis
Coordination: Antonia Soulez
This session deals with the spectrum of the different ways of accessing the philosopher’s conceptual writing, raised by music and its relationship to time. Starting with a few philosophies for which music acts on the philosopher, we intend to exhume the various types of logic by which this action is ‘schematised’ in the ‘becoming game’ of philosophy.
. 9h30: Welcome
10h: On musical immanence with Deleuze and Wittgenstein
Jean-Pierre Caron
. 10h45: Which diagram for music?
Noëlle Batt
. 11h30: Music from oblivion: Daniel Charles in dialogue with Gilles Deleuze
Carmen Pardo
. 14h30: Turning the inaudible forces of time into sound: Deleuze in the perspective of Pierre Boulez
Vladimir Safatle
. 15h15: Another notation, another approach
Patrice Loraux
. 16h15: Concept construction, with Deleuze and Wittgenstein
Antonia Soulez
. 17h30: Round table
Musical interludes
John Cage
Nadine Gabard, mezzo soprano (Cie Éclats)
Institut National de l’Histoire des Arts (INHA)
Salle Vasari
2 rue Vivienne
75002 Paris
Metro 3, Bourse – 1 or 7, Palais Royal